Trinitarian Question

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A Unitarian Christian asked me if Trinitarian Christians believed in One God. I said yes, He then asked when we go to heaven will we see three Entites or one. I know he is trying to pull a fast one on me so I told him I get back to him.

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A Unitarian Christian asked me if Trinitarian Christians believed in One God. I said yes, He then asked when we go to heaven will we see three Entites or one. I know he is trying to pull a fast one on me so I told him I get back to him.

(name removed by moderator)ut please!

In Christ!
You can tell them “I don’t know, but when you get to heaven you can let me know.” 🙂
 
A Unitarian Christian asked me if Trinitarian Christians believed in One God. I said yes, He then asked when we go to heaven will we see three Entites or one. I know he is trying to pull a fast one on me so I told him I get back to him.

(name removed by moderator)ut please!

In Christ!
I believe we will see the Son of God and not God the father. I say this because Christ once said: If you see Me you have seen the Father. And for that matter why would we want to see anyone more? We have seent he truth the life and the light what more would we want to see?
 
A Unitarian Christian asked me if Trinitarian Christians believed in One God. I said yes, He then asked when we go to heaven will we see three Entites or one. I know he is trying to pull a fast one on me so I told him I get back to him.

(name removed by moderator)ut please!

In Christ!
We will see only one entity, but three persons. God is one entity–that is, one Being. A person is not a separate entity from the entity possessing personhood. (Is your personhood a separate entity from your very nature? No.) God who is one entity is expressed in three persons, not three entities.)
 
Modern Unitarians don’t believe in anything and are essentially agnostics seeking the same kind of fellowship routinely experienced by truly Christian congregations. If they say they are Christian, they mean they kind of like Jesus. I’m sorry, but it is true, as anyone with any exposure to that “denomination” will confirm. . So I believe this person was baiting you.

Tell him that the Trinity is a mystery, which is true. We’re not supposed to understand it. Too bad if that does not satisfy him.

(BTW unfortunately Unitarians are the custodians of numerous important church resources in the US, including the Old Ship Church in Hingham, Massachusetts, the oldest worship building in the US, All Saints (ha) Unitarian in Washington, one of the most impressive churches there, and many others, some of which have magnificent organs that are these days only used to play nature worship music).
 
A Unitarian Christian asked me if Trinitarian Christians believed in One God. I said yes, He then asked when we go to heaven will we see three Entites or one. I know he is trying to pull a fast one on me so I told him I get back to him.

(name removed by moderator)ut please!

In Christ!
There IS NO SUCH THING as a “Unitarian Christian”. Anyone who believes that God is not three persons is NOT Christian at all.

Ken
 
When we’re in heaven, we won’t “see” anything. Rather, the full mystery of God will be given to us. We will understand God fully in terms of “Three persons, one God.”

The mystery of the Trinity is not an image that can be seen. Dante, in the Divine Comedy, tried to come up with an image, but the closest he could get was a bunch of circles.

The mystery of the Trinity IS a mystery, that can only be understood in the mind’s eye, we will understand the full mystery in heaven.
 
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